Table tennis star Anna Walter from Ingolstadt: Double bronze fought!

Table tennis star Anna Walter from Ingolstadt: Double bronze fought!

The young table tennis player Anna Walter from MTV Ingolstadt caused a sensation in Erfurt at the German Girls Championships. With two medals in the pocket - once bronze in singles and once bronze in doubles - she returned home on June 16, 2025. Her strong performance began in the preliminary round, where she marched through with three wins and an impressive set ratio of 9: 0. But in the semifinals the joy was short -lived, because there she met her double partner Eva Xintian Gao and had to surrender to 8:11, 8:11 and 7:11. Gao finally reached the final, but had to give up Rhea Zhu Chen from Baden-Württemberg 2: 3. These developments were recognized in detail in a report by [Donaukurier] (https://www.donauckurier.de/heimatsport/sportmatsport/sportmstort/tischtennis-anna-walter-walter-nach-nach-nach-fuer-em-nomin.

In doubles, Anna competed alongside Eva Xintian Gao, where they went into the race as favorites. Her first opponents, Lara König and Anna Kühn from Thuringia, had nothing to oppose and so Walter and Gao clearly won 3-0. They also won 3-1 in the quarterfinals against Zixi Mila Niu and Valeriia Korzun from Hessen. Unfortunately, their double trip also ended in the semi -finals, where they were said to be 2: 3 against Amelie Guzi Jia and Kira Aeberhard from Hessen, who were later able to win the title.

results and success

But Anna Walter was not satisfied with her medals. She also competed in the mixed competition alongside Jonas Rinderer from Ruhmannsfelden. After two victories, they had to accept a short 2: 3 defeat in the quarterfinals against Lotta Rothfuß and Tien Nghia Phong from Baden-Württemberg. In addition, Anna was also at the start in the youth 19 age group, where she also tried, but without any noteworthy success.
summarized from the results:

nominated for the European Championship

The successes in Erfurt did not remain unnoticed. Anna was nominated for the youth European Championship U 15, which will take place from July 11th to 20th in Ostrava, Czech Republic. There she has the opportunity to show her skills on European stage. Her achievements this season, which also include a victory at the "WTT Youth Contender" tournament in Senec (Slovakia) and a silver medal for another "WTT Youth Contender" in Metz (France), give hope for an exciting participation. Information on this was supplemented by MTV Ingolstadt

Overall, Anna Walter shows in an impressive way that table tennis in Germany not only has a tradition, but also produces young talents who want to shine with passion and talent on an international parquet. At a time when Germany is fighting with falling membership in table tennis sports, as in table tennis100, it is primarily the youngsters that arouses hope for new success and persistent interest in this fascinating sport.